Harrison Jones, President of William-Harrison Imports has been working in the wine industry for over 25 years; Restaurateur to Wine Retailer to Distributor and Importer of fine French and Argentinean wines. All the wine in the William-Harrison Imports Catalog and Classified Growth Collection has been hand selected by Harrison Jones and his knowledgeable staff. The William-Harrison Imports Catalog consists of French and Argentinean wines, specializing in boutique wineries throughout all of France and Argentina. Each page of the catalog offers extensive information and description of each wine along with down-loadable point of sale material and personal tasting notes from Harrison and the William-Harrison Imports team. We hope you'll enjoy browsing our catalog and website!

News & Events Fall 2008 Welcome Our Newest Distributors Arkansas - Colorado - Illinois - Kansas - Mississippi - Texas - Bordeaux Trip Harrison spent 6 days in Bordeaux tasting the 2007 Bordeaux Primeurs. There were some real gems, but customers need to use caution when buying Futures in this vintage. Click here for more information about this Bordeaux trip >>   WHI Joins French Wine Society... >> Are You Qualified for the 2009 Argentina Trip? The trip is scheduled for March 15 - 21, 2009. This is the trip of a lifetime complete with winery tours, tastings, bbq's, fabulous food, shopping, golf, massages, 5 star hotel, and much more. Click here for more details...>>     Complete Listing of Upcoming Events & Wine Links >>

Fine Wines of Argentina 90 pts. Parker 2005 Paso de Piedra Malbec by Vina Alicia "The 2005 Malbec 'Paso de Piedra' was aged for 6 months in French oak. Deep purple in color, it offers up a nose of cedar, tobacco, pencil lead, and black cherry. Medium-bodied, elegantly styled, and forward, the wine has excellent depth, balance, and a pure finish. Drink it over the next 6-8 years."                     - Jay Miller, Wine Advocate #174   90 pts. Parker 2005 Paso de Piedra Cabernet Sauvignon by Vina Alicia "The 2005 Cabernet Sauvignon “Paso dePiedra” was aged for 6 months in French oak. It is purple-colored with notes of spice box, toasty oak and black currants. Very Medoc-like, it has an elegant personality, lingering black fruit flavors, and 2-3 years of ageing potential. It should drink well through 2020.                        - Jay Miller, Wine Advocate #174